Jennifer E.Black joins Bodman’s Ann Arbor office
Published: December 11, 2025
Jennifer E. Black has joined Bodman as a senior counsel in the Exempt
Organizations and Impact Investing Practice Group, and is based in the
firm’s Ann Arbor office.
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